Supercell Thunderstorm/Rapidly Rotating Wall Cloud- Amarillo, TX June 11th, 2005
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- August/September 2013 Update: Ever since UA-cam has implemented the 144p default option, many videos here on UA-cam look horrible and very pixelated upon buffering. It's also extremely hard to change to a better resolution, many times if you try to change it, it doesn't take and the video still plays at 144p, even if the resolution is already set to 360p or 480p! If you are having this issue with my video here, as some have had, here is the fix for Firefox at least. The plug-in installs in just a few seconds, and then all you have to do is choose what quality you want the videos to default too when you watch them. You even get a few other helpful options too! Hopefully UA-cam will address this issue soon which has caused widespread problems with several videos here on my channel, and on many other channels as well.
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This video was shot during our quick fly out/fly back home "spot chase" of June 2005. The month prior we completed a successful two weeks on the road, but we still wanted more storms. So, during the second week in June, the pattern started shaping up for another bout of severe weather, and that's when Dave Lewison and I booked a flight out to Denver on Jet Blue, and headed out for another few days of chasing. No tornadoes we spotted during this trip, but we did see some amazing storms none the less. This one being the best of them.
Hope you enjoy the video, and please rate, comment and subscribe if you have a few moments as I will be posting many more videos over the coming days/weeks/months. Thanks!!
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Thanks so much for taking the time to watch them!
Can't wait to get some storms here in NYC! Thanks for taking the time to watch and for dropping by my channel!
Yep, we had some big ones around that day as well here in NYC. Thanks for taking the time to watch.
I read with greate pleasure all your comments posted in this video. I am proud to see so many weather enthusiasts. For years I hoped to be in a community like this and I am glad that I found that I search !
Hi! If you're looking for a good storm I would suggest the Tampa Bay area on the west coast of Florida in August! They get storms there almost on a daily basis during the summer! Lots of lightning, thunder and heavy rains. If you're looking for tornadoes however and supercell thunderstorms, the mid west is the place to be in May and June. Thanks for watching!
5* favorite and on playlist...WOW!!! Thanks so much for posting! You guys captured some awesome formations and activity!
I can hardly wait for this year's storm season to get going!
i absolutely love when it rains and the scent it leaves in the air afterward, i just dont lioe the thunder and lightning
I have many friends in the UK and they say the same thing as you. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch!
Nice!! Enjoy the rain! We still have snow on the ground here. Thanks for watching and commenting. Got more video coming up this evening :)
Absolutely amazing footage once again.I am always intrigued by your footage it just amazes me and i truly love it
+Kian Morgan Thanks so much Kian!
Thanks for watching! I hope you get to see one like this in person one day. All the best and happy holiday's to you.
Exactly!! It's all the elements of the weather that I love, not just tornadoes. Lightning, hail, storm structure, etc....it's all a part of it :) Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice! Looking forward to the summer, and the storms that come along with that time of year! Thanks for watching
Great video! just like a great storm chaser.
Thanks James! Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for taking the time to check it out. Cheers!
I am fully agree with you, Scott !
Beautiful convective clouds, as are cumulus congestus, cumulonimbus clouds of all kinds , lightning, wind gusts, torrential rain, haill, mammatus clouds, rainbows and the suntsets after a big storm all are so nice and amazing !
Dude! This is unreal!!! It's freakin' awesome! My brother told me to google it, but I wasn't happy with the pictures, so I looked up the video. It's about as close as I get to seeing something like this natural phenomenon. Thanks for expanding my knowledge!
@calzeph Sounds like a really intense storm you guys had there in the Chicago area! Glad you enjoyed my video!! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I agree. I love to see tornadoes of course, but storms are amazing regardless of whether they produce tornadoes or not. There's many other things to film besides just the tornado. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@ChaseSevereWeather It was a great storm indeed! Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
@Magicus1 Thank you so much for checking out my channel! When you have time take a look around and subscribe if you'd like! I have many storm videos up already, with more to come!! Thanks again for watching :)
@Saranm25 I totally agree! I love watching all the different storm videos on YT. It really amps me up for the spring and summer storm season! Thanks for watching and commenting and I'm happy you enjoyed the video
Wow, this is crazy. I just discovered what "SuperCell" clouds are and wow...this video is one of the best depicting them. Great job!
@MrHaloSlayer123 That's great!! So glad your class enjoyed the video! And thank you for watching and commenting on it :) I'll keep trying my best to post good storm videos for you. All the best to you!
It definitely tried to produce a tornado several times! Thanks for watching!
@TheStillGamer I live here in NYC and we only get a handful of good storms a year too! Sounds like we get more than you guys in Edinburgh though. Hope you get some great storms soon! Thanks so much for watching!!
Magnificent. Thanks for sharing. I'm amazed that this storm didn't produce gigantic hailstones, it sure looked like major hail behind that shelf cloud..
@wiccanbabe23 Many of the people who take the storm chase tours are from England. Several of them are good friends of mine and they have all said the same thing. England usually misses out on the big storms. Thanks so much for watching!
@Aubbs1 Thanks so much for watching! That's great that you remember where you were when this storm was taking place! and yes, I hope for rain soon as well where you are. So many parts of the south/southwest have been in extreme drought!
Thanks so much! And yes, we were fully expecting this storm to produce a tornado but it just couldn't seem to do it.
@magnusblz3 Hi and thanks for watching! Sure, to sum it up. a supercell thunderstorm is a thunderstorm with one dominate rotating updraft. Most run of the mill thunderstorms are comprised of numerous updrafts where air is getting pulled into the storm, and numerous downdrafts, the region where the rain and hail falls. Those storms are called "multi-cell" storms. But a supercell is a single cell storm with a rotating updraft. That rotation is what helps form tornadoes. That's the skinny of it.
@TRR2014 Oh yes definitely, especially during the spring months. The conditions that are needed for these supercell thunderstorms come together the most frequently in the midwest United States. These types of storms do occur all over the world, but are most concentrated in the central US. Thanks for watching!
Me too! Can't wait for spring! Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks for watching and commenting! It really was a nice storm
@TypesEvilAspieEyes Back then I was shooting on a Sony PD-150 Camcorder. Great camera! I have since upgrading to a high definition camcorder. Thanks for watching!
amazing supercell thunderstorm! I love severe weather. One day I'd want to be a storm chaser myself, and just like ozthunder mentioned, it don't have to be just tornadoes. Lightning, hail, high winds, mammatus clouds and even just cumulonimbus clouds are a sight to see :)
@retrostansolo Really happy you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching
@BigD2895 It was quite a wall cloud for sure! And we're till not sure if anything actually touched down briefly since our visibility was partially obscured. Thanks for watching!
@twopawdsproduction Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks for the posting. What I like about your videos is that it not only about tornadoes, you really enjoy the storm structure, lightning and hail. I cringe when i read the reports from some 'chasers' where everything that did not produce a tube is a bust. You guys will still be chasing in 20 years, they will have moved on to some other interest.
APOD 2017-02-26 _(»A Supercell Thunderstorm Cloud Over Montana«)_ sent me here. Cheers!
@diesfie So glad you enjoyed the video! And yes, I do try my best not to scream and shout while filming. I see no need for that really. Thanks again for watching and commenting!
@vixenaya Thanks for watching! The best way to start is to take a Skywarn Spotter class in your area. If you live in the USA, search your local NWS website for more information about classes being held in your area.
@Javilla617 You are absolutely correct! HP Supercells are more dangerous because like you said, there could be a rain wrapped tornado in there that you would never see coming, and what's more is that HP Storms have a high likely hood of some monster size hail as well! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@devildriver340 Thanks for watching! I now shoot on a Sony Z1 HDV Camcorder but back then I was shooting on a Sony VX2100. I think you can still find the VX2000/2100 on Ebay these days. They may still run you over 1000 bucks, but they are amazing cameras. Many of the newer HDV cameras are better though since they are HD, and the VX2100 was SD. A good HDV camcorder can run you between 400-900 bucks
Thanks for watching!
@jonathanburrowaz Thanks so much! Really happy you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching
@rebafan19 Yeah this storm really tried to put one down, but it just couldn't quite do it. Still an amazing storm none the less though. That's great that you remember it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@Ndumbo1 The coach definitely made the right call! Especially when lightning is nearby. Better to be safe than sorry! Thanks for watching
@fp2015 That was a developing wall cloud, never put anything down though at least that we saw. Still an amazing storm! Thanks for watching :)
@CrazedTwiFan Very nice! I do love visiting Amarillo when I'm out chasing on the plains in the spring. We love hitting the Big Texan, lol. Good move canceling the trip to the water park that day! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I slowed it down to 1/10th the speed. That's why it looked that way. I mentioned that in the beginning credits that some of the lightning had been slowed down. Thanks for watching
@raydan18 Thanks for watching!! Glad you enjoyed
@TheCutiepie9746 You're in a very active pattern of late it seems. As long as the conditions are there, you'll keep getting storms on a regular basis. Mostly around peak heating. Thanks for watching!
@TheModdedBullet Don't think this storm was able to quite do it. No reported tornadoes from what I heard. But an amazing storm none the less :) Thanks for watching!
@photolitherland So glad you enjoyed the vid! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@jimnicricket Thank you so much! I have a few more good examples of supercells on my channel as well. When you have some time, poke around and take a look at some of them! Thanks again for watching and for your comments. All the best!
@stephenlevine011 It certainly could have but thankfully we managed to stay out of the hail this time around lol. Thanks for watching!
@countrycajunfan1959 Thanks for watching! I love Texas Panhandle storms!
@stupidlystupidvideos Yes, this was a relatively isolated storm so there was partly cloudy skies surrounding it. Thanks for watching!
@pingtang666 Thanks so much!! Really happy you enjoyed the video :)
@deathlyemo123 Wow, sounds like one hell of a storm in your area! Hopefully no one was injured during it. Thanks for watching!
Man you guys looked like you were really enjoying yourselves...wish I could go on a storm chase, been wanting to for years! :-(
@rebafan19 Not quite sure what you mean, but the forecast for that day definitely called for storms. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely greate video ! This are my favorite storm clouds.
Soon, for the summer I really hope to see a supercell thunderstorm !
@anasbinqamar Very true, you don't get a lot of rain at all there. Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you!
@oOStarsAndStripesOo I slowed that bolt of lightning down big time there :) Still impressive none the less! Thanks so much for watching!
@balletbod1 This storm was amazing! Definitely memorable! Thanks for watching
@ArissaUchiha I slowed the lightning down in my video editor :) In reality it was much faster. Thanks for watching!
So it appears that it's on UA-cam's end. Any video that has now been given the 144p option is immediately screwed. It keep defaulting to THAT resolution only, hence why the quality is so poor. Hopefully they will fix this widespread issue soon. Many youtube'ers are reporting the same issues with many of their videos.
I live in NYC lol, yeah..we don't see storms like this usually around these parts! Thanks for watching
Not sure what's up. It's not on my end, it appears the video got corrupt on UA-cam's end. I've had this video up for several years and it's been just fine.
You do get some pretty nasty storms there too. Thanks so much for watching!
@chemicalwarfare224 You'll definitely get to see more for sure! They are truly incredible :) Thanks for watching!
@faithfullyblind I believe it did but we didn't personally witness it :) Thanks for watching!
I live in Amarillo, and I remember that day, we were going to go to the water park, but after hearing the news and stuff, we didn't.
Awesome supercell! And what an incredible rotating wallcloud! :O
Strangely enough, it didn't transform in a tornado...
Nevertheless, you captured some beautiful lightning strikes as well :)
A lovely video, Scott!
Perfect Camera in that year
+Jesus Lev The good old Sony PD150!
@@ScottMcPartlandNYC the tornadoes which reported on june 11 2005 were in happy texas where all storm chasers watch them
@bradellison04 Yep, exactly. Was looking really nice for a while there. Thanks for watching!
@poopsyproductions They really do! Thanks for watching!
@ForgotteMemories101 Was a heck of a storm! Thanks for watching!
A very enjoyable video to watch. Great work mate, I enjoy all of your videos. 5 stars
@LoKeeC20 Was a great chase day for sure! Thanks for watching
Thanks for watching!!! :)
@Nickle236 I agree! Thanks for watching!
Yes, I understand you perfectly. I like extreme weather events, too ! A drought summer is as missed for me.
I have never seen a tornado, because live in SE of Europe, In Romania, and here these phenomena are very rare.
I still hope to become a stormchaser in my conntry to have the opportunity to see more severe weather and even torndoes.
@natasharaine3231 Not fake at all. I slowed it down to 1/10th the speed since it was so fast at regular speed. Thanks for watching!
I would love to see supercells more often! I've only seen 3 supercells in my entire life. :( I'm denfinitely becoming a storm chaser someday!
Incredible footage; that storm was a BEAST!
@sam86eagles It's totally understandable that you get anxious when severe weather threatens, but staying informed is the best defense. And of course, heeding any warnings that are issued for your area. Sounds like you are on top of it which is good!
some of the coolest stuff ive seen on youtube
1:16 What?! A Federal Signal Ultra Voice Modulator! in 2005! I can't believe my ears! nice video
@themightyrara Not sure if you ever have gone storm chasing, but it is impossible to remain completely silent while witnessing something so amazing. And talking ruining the footage?? Yelling and screaming, absolutely! I hate that too, but talking? Well, to each his own I guess. Regardless, thanks for watching :)
@aekleber Agreed. I did actually put visual ques on my other videos where I slowed the lightning down, unfortunately I forgot to include one on this video.
Oh yeah, a very bad mood lol. Thanks for watching!
A supercell thunderstorm is defined as a discrete, single cell storm with a persistent rotating updraft.
I live in the Northwest where it rains a lot. But rarely that hard.
That would have been amazing! But no, that was me slowing it down to 1/10th it's speed. Thanks for watching!
Thanks!!! And thank you for rating and commenting :)
@devaztator01 It didn't lol. Yeah, I slowed that down to like 1/10th the speed. Thanks for watching!
@MeanGene79 Glad you enjoyed!